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TechNews - MacBook with a 12-inch Retina - tech|
| (hx) 11:03 PM CET - Mar,14 2015 |
- Apple announces new MacBook with a 12-inch Retina display -
Apple has announced the new 12-inch MacBook with Retina display. The
new MacBook is being marketed as the thinnest and lightest Mac ever.
The 12-inch notebook weighs just two pounds and is incredibly thin at
just 13.1mm. The star of the show though, is no doubt the 12-inch
Retina display. The Retina panel comes with a resolution of 2304 x
1440, giving it a pixel density of 226 PPI. The display is the thinnest
display Apple has ever used on a notebook and is also claimed to be
highly efficient with a claimed 30 percent lower power consumption than
Retina displays on the MacBook Pro models.
- Sadly This 10TB Hard Drive Is Designed For Servers, Not Your
Laptop - The 10TB SMR HelioSeal HDD will be shipping out
later this year to selected servers running special software.
- BenQ BL3201PT 32-inch Ultra HD Monitor Tested -
Superb image and build quality, excellent out-of-box
color, grayscale
and gamma accuracy, IPS screen, low input lag, slick OSD controller,
breaks the $1000 street price barrier. No wide-gamut option, average
contrast. Overall, this is the first 4K screen I've seen that seems
reasonable in terms of price, performance, size, and image quality.
- Google unveils its new Chromebook Pixel notebook, starting
from $999 - Google has unveiled its
second-generation Chromebook Pixel - and it's a
good deal cheaper than its predecessor. The new Pixel starts at $999,
and it has some pretty decent specs to match its premium price tag
- Valve Developed Own Vulkan Driver for Intel - Valve has
been working on its own
Vulkan GPU graphics driver for open source Linux, it was announced
at GDC2015 this week. The Vulkan project is ongoing and no precise time
for completion has been announced.
- Microsoft's Patch Tuesday Details - Five updates
(four for Windows and one for Office) are rated Critical. The
remaining nine are rated Important, all for Windows except for a lone
Exchange Server patch. In related news, the KB3033929 is causing a reboot loop for a fair
number of Windows 7 users,
according to postings on multiple help forums. The update in question
does not appear to address a pressing security vulnerability, so users
who have not yet installed it should probably delay doing
so until Microsoft straightens things out.
- Apple Watch Edition - Gold - The 18-karat
gold developed for Apple Watch Edition is up to twice as hard as
standard gold.
- iOS 8.2 Includes Apple Watch App and Bug Fixes - Apple
has revealed more details about the Apple Watch and its compatibility
with Apple devices. Specifically, the Apple Watch requires iOS 8.2,
which is available to the iPhone beginning today. The new operating
system from Apple includes a specific app for managing and controlling
the Apple Watch, which goes on sale next month. The Apple Watch can run
apps and be used to manage notifications, make calls, send and receive
emails or messages, control music playback, and much more. The Apple
Watch Sport edition starts at $349 for the 38mm size and $399 for the
42mm size. The Apple Watch edition, with a stainless steel face and
various bands, ranges between $549 and $1,049 for the 38mm size and the
from $599 to $1,099 for the 42mm size. The Apple Watch Edition, which
is made from gold, starts at $10,000. Preorders begin April 10, with
the device reaching select stores and markets April 24. Apple didn't
detail what bug fixes are included in iOS 8.2
- Unindexed - An online community that deletes itself - Unindexed
is an online community that anyone can contribute to; it runs a
back-end process that continuously scours Google for signs that it has
been indexed, and securely erases itself once it discovers evidence of
same. It's a cute art project (as opposed to a cute engineering
project, which would have just used a robots.txt file to stop Google
from indexing it altogether), and apparently included some kind of
artistic statement of purpose that was nuked, along with the rest of
the site, when Google indexed it 22 days in.
- FTC Charges DirecTV with Fraud for Misleading Customers - The
Federal Trade Commission is finally
catching on to what many uninformed DirecTV customers found out the
hard way. The FTC voted to begin procedures to charge DirecTV with
unfair advertising practices in its two-year package for failure to
disclose all of the conditions and costs of the package in the
advertisement.
- New Cryptolocker variant targets gamers, encrypts game files -
Remember Cryptolocker, that nasty little program that encrypts
your files and then demands expensive bitcoins for your files'
decryption? While it is still making the rounds on the internet, a new
version of the malware has surfaced, and it is reportedly targeting
gamers. According to a
report by Bromium Labs, the new variant of the Cryptolocker
ransomware, which goes by the name TeslaCrypt, aims to extort money
from gamers by making them pay to unlock game files which they already
own. The malware apparently impacts data files of over 20 games, and is
distributed through a drive-by download attack from a website which
then redirects an unknowing user to the Angler exploit kit by utilizing
a Flash clip. The compromised website is purportedly running under
WordPress, where a malware attack has also been hosted before.
The malware targets 185 file extensions, and encrypts game saves, maps,
mods, replays, and other user-generated game content, which cannot be
retrieved if a game is reinstalled. The list of games that are affected
by the malware program includes Call of Duty, StarCraft, Diablo,
Fallout, Minecraft, Assassin's Creed, Half Life 2, and Bioshock 2,
among others. Digital game distribution platform Steam is allegedly
targeted, as well as game development software such as RPG Maker,
Unity3D, and Unreal Engine.
- The Banking System, Explained In 6 Minutes - Banks are a
riddle wrapped up in an enigma. We all kind of know that they do stuff
with money we don't understand, while the last crisis left a feeling of
deep mistrust and confusion. But why
where banks invented, why did they cause the last crisis and are
there alternatives?
- Self-Propelling Shape Shifting Liquid Metal - A metal
alloy that powers its own movement and deforms to get through tight
spots could let us to build a Terminator 2 style robot (minus homicidal
tendencies)
- How Do Chameleons Change Color? - New research shows chameleons
actively tune nano-crystals to change their color, which gets
crazier the more you think about it.
- The Collective Project: Robert Downey Jr. Delivers a Real
Bionic Arm - Robert Downey Jr. and Albert Manero, a
CollectiveProject student who founded Limbitless, surprised a very
special child with a new bionic 3D printed arm at no cost to the
family.
- Man 3D Prints A Whole Transmission - Eric Harrell
printed this working 5 speed manual transmission modeled after a
W56 Toyota transmission. It's a great learning tool, but we'll probably
never get the hang of driving stick.
- Goodyear Shows Off Tires That Produce Electricity - At
the Geneva International Motor Show this week, Goodyear
introduced the BHO3, a tire that uses heat produced to generate
electricity, greatly improving the driving distances of EVs.
Goodyear also introduced a "Triple Tube" concept tire that
automatically adjusts the tire's pressure according to road conditions.
- The weird and strange toys of Toy Fair 2015 - Jeff
Bakalar scoured the show floor at Toy Fair 2015 in search of some of the
strange and weirder toys about to hit store shelves.
- Rogue One will be the First Star Wars Stand-Alone Film - The
first Star Wars stand-alone film
will be called Rogue One, Lucasfilm has revealed, while Looper
helmer Rian Johnson has been confirmed to write and direct Star Wars:
Episode VIII. Gareth Edwards (Monsters, Godzilla) is directing Rogue
One, which StarWars.com describes as "the first film in a unique series
of big-screen adventures that explores the characters and events beyond
the core Star Wars saga." Chris Weitz (Cinderella, About a Boy, Antz)
is scripting, wigh Gary Whitta (After Earth, The Book of Eli) having
written the first draft of the film, and Felicity Jones set to star in
the project. Little is known about the film's story, though rumors have
indicated that it could involve a group of bounty hunters who are
involved in a heist of some kind -- possibly to steal the plans to the
Death Star.
- San Andreas Trailer - In the aftermath of a massive
earthquake in California, a rescue-chopper pilot makes a dangerous journey
across the state in order to rescue his estranged daughter
- Tomorrowland Official Trailer #1 (2015) - Starring
George Clooney, Britt Robertson
- A New Trailer For Game Of Thrones Season 5 - The trailer
celebrates the fact that HBO's standalone subscription service will
be available on Apple TV.
- Marvel's Daredevil - Official Trailer - Netflix - It's
time to let the devil out. Marvel's Daredevil is here to clean up the streets of
Hell's Kitchen, New York. Lawyer by day, street-level hero by
night, Matt Murdock is on a mission to make his city a better place
against an underground terror within the city. All episodes arrive only
on Netflix, April 10
- Pixar's 'Inside Out' Trailer #2 - There's a
little Lewis Black inside all of us. He's tiny and red and
constantly screaming.
- James May's Thoughts On The Jeremy Clarkson Controversy - Asked
about the Jeremy Clarkson 'fracas' with a producer, James May
admits he was "blind drunk" /warning: contains strong language/
- Blade Runner: The Final Cut (New Trailer) - In cinemas 3 Apr -
Starring
Harrison Ford, Rutger Hauer, Daryl Hannah and Sean Young and
featuring an iconic Vangelis score, Ridley Scott's classic sci-fi opus
is one of modern cinema's most influential films. A grand cinematic
synthesis of sound, image and thought-provoking drama Blade Runner: The
Final Cut is an unforgettable experience that demands to be seen on the
big screen.
- Drone Footage Of The Largest Cave On Earth - Hang Son
Doong in Vietnam holds the distinction of being the world's
largest cave. Travel photographer Ryan Deboodt captured its
splendor both by foot and by air.
- Dickhead Grabs Cyclist's Wheel, Ruining Her Race,Breaking Her
- Loren Rowney was racing in the Molecaten Drentse 8 in the
Netherlands when a spectator did this very bad and stupid thing
for totally inconceivable reasons.
- The Amazing Domino Etch A Sketch - As if
drawing with a regular Etch A Sketch isn't difficult enough ;)
- Octopus gets crabby in Yallingup - R.I.P.
- Awesome Hookah Tricks - This hookah master shows us some
his pretty
impressive tricks! From smoke rings to splitting them in half, this
guy does it all!
- Magnetic Putty Is Gross And Weird At Any Speed - This is
what it must be like to be eaten by an amoeba.
- 95-Year-Old Man Sets 200m Sprinting World Record For His Age -
In the 95-and-up group, Charles
Eugster shaved a cool 2.4 seconds off the previous world record
from 2013 set by Orville Rogers.
- Sticking Your Tongue Into A Venus Flytrap Is A Bad Idea - This did not
need to be tested.
- The Art Of Cardistry In Slow-Motion - The only thing
sicker than the moves is how gosh-damn precise they are. Perfectly
rectangular. Damn, dudes. How?
- Are Humans Going To Go Extinct Soon? - Some ideas
about our end.
- How To Protect Your Ass From The Sun - Even if you don't
ride around in cars with your ass hanging out, you're gonna want to
cover your butt. It just makes sense. Good thing
MeUndies' new
- The best pics on the Internet #124 - All pictures
are carefully handpicked!
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last 10 comments: | Csimbi | (03:38 PM CET - Mar,15 2015 ) | quote:
BenQ BL3201PT 32-inch Ultra HD Monitor Tested
Page won't load (ad poison?), but googled it up - 0 sadly it's a 16:9 junk, so it's for movies and not for gaming. 16:10 is far better for gaming.
quote:
Valve Developed Own Vulkan Driver for Intel
Most of the time the manufacturers' drivers are pretty bad, so I am happy to see something like this happening.
I wish there'd be more of these.
And please make it free for Linux but make MS pay for these drivers!
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Apple Watch Edition - Gold
For the ultimate snob.
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Unindexed - An online community that deletes itself
Nice proof of concept, but I don't see the point.
Can you find out whether NSA is indexing you and then delete the NSA indexes rather than your own?
That would be an achievement.
quote:
New Cryptolocker variant targets gamers, encrypts game files
Yeah, but a "how to browse the internet without getting crap for dummies" might prevent this as a whole.
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Rogue One will be the First Star Wars Stand-Alone Film
Let's hope it will trigger a HD remake for Rouge Squadron 3D. |
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| SummerGun | (05:52 AM CEST - May,02 2023 ) | ggrobot> Apple announces new MacBook with a 12-inch Retina display -
Apple has announced the new 12-inch MacBook with Retina display. The
new MacBook is being marketed as the thinnest and lightest Mac ever.
The 12-inch notebook weighs just two pounds and is incredibly thin at
just 13.1mm. The star of the show though, is
Read more...
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The fact that it's being marketed as the thinnest and lightest Mac ever is impressive, as it shows Apple's continued dedication to innovation and pushing the boundaries of what's possible. Read a detailed guide about MacBook 12in M7 here https://www.thenewsinsides.com/blog/macbook-12in-m7-review/
The weight of just two pounds and the slim profile of 13.1mm make it an incredibly portable device that's perfect for people who are always on the go. And of course, the star of the show is the stunning Retina display, which promises to deliver crystal-clear visuals and vibrant colors. |
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| PTNPNH | (03:47 PM CEST - May,04 2023 ) | | Hi. I have a broken display on my macbook pro. Where can I buy one to replace it? (Advice) |
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| clay_global | (03:51 PM CEST - May,04 2023 ) | | Choosing spare parts for your MacBook can be a complicated process, especially if you are unfamiliar with the inner workings of your computer. However, if you know what part you need to replace, you can easily choose the right part for your MacBook. Here are some steps to help you choose the right part |
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| PTNPNH | (03:55 PM CEST - May,04 2023 ) | | Thanks, I will definitely take your advice. |
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